Ayesha Tandon

Science journalist AyeshaTandon

Ayesha Tandon

Science journalist SINCE November 2020

Ayesha holds an MSci in Natural Sciences, specialising in Climate Science, from The University of Exeter. She previously worked at the UK Met Office as a Climate Science Communicator.

LATEST BY Ayesha Tandon

Elderly man hitting an olive tree during harvest season in Lebanon.

Argentina’s record-breaking 2022 heatwave made ‘60 times more likely’ by climate change

Attribution | 21.12.22

Polar bears and climate change: What does the science say?

Wildlife | 08.12.22

A man wades through flood water in Nigeria.

West Africa’s deadly rainfall in 2022 made ‘80 times more likely’ by climate change

Attribution | 16.11.22

A farm worker takes a break in the heat of the morning

‘Poor tropical regions’ suffer greatest economic damage from worsening heatwaves

Heatwaves | 28.10.22

Pagodas on Luoxingdun Island that usually remain partially submerged under the water of Poyang Lake Lushan, Jiangxi province, China, 24 August 2022.

Climate change made 2022’s northern-hemisphere droughts ‘at least 20 times’ more likely

Attribution | 05.10.22

Aerial view of Seattle business and financial district in Washington, USA

‘Top 1%’ of emitters caused almost a quarter of growth in global emissions since 1990

GHGs and aerosols | 29.09.22

Q&A: Should developed nations pay for ‘loss and damage’ from climate change?

International policy | 26.09.22

Broken pieces of Arctic sea ice north of Svalbard

Arctic sea ice summer minimum in 2022 is ‘joint-10th lowest’ on record

Sea ice | 23.09.22

Melting on the Larson c ice shelf in Antarctica

Tipping points: How could they shape the world’s response to climate change?

Tipping points | 16.09.22

A woman carries her belongings through flood water in Rajanpur, Pakistan in August, 2022

Climate change ‘likely’ increased extreme rainfall that led to Pakistan flooding

Attribution | 15.09.22

A close-up view of the rift separating Pine Island Glacier and Iceberg B-46. Credit: 2020 Images / Alamy Stock Photo.

Global warming above 1.5C could trigger ‘multiple’ tipping points

Tipping points | 08.09.22

Drought devastated corn crops in Navasota, Texas. Credit: USDA Photo / Alamy Stock Photo.

Falling crop yields under warming could see ‘rapid’ decline in bioenergy’s potential

Negative emissions | 07.09.22

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Climate change could make parts of Lebanon ‘too hot’ for producing olive oil

Tonga volcano eruption raises ‘imminent’ risk of temporary 1.5C breach

Analysis: The climate papers most featured in the media in 2022

Argentina’s record-breaking 2022 heatwave made ‘60 times more likely’ by climate change

Polar bears and climate change: What does the science say?

West Africa’s deadly rainfall in 2022 made ‘80 times more likely’ by climate change

‘Poor tropical regions’ suffer greatest economic damage from worsening heatwaves

Climate change made 2022’s northern-hemisphere droughts ‘at least 20 times’ more likely

‘Top 1%’ of emitters caused almost a quarter of growth in global emissions since 1990

Q&A: Should developed nations pay for ‘loss and damage’ from climate change?

Arctic sea ice summer minimum in 2022 is ‘joint-10th lowest’ on record

Tipping points: How could they shape the world’s response to climate change?

Climate change ‘likely’ increased extreme rainfall that led to Pakistan flooding

Global warming above 1.5C could trigger ‘multiple’ tipping points

Falling crop yields under warming could see ‘rapid’ decline in bioenergy’s potential

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